I view DSTs simply as a property with an address, a tenant, a lease, and a price - subject to the same performance conditions of the market, regardless of the fact that it's granted to a simple Trust for fractional investor participation.

If we can shift even a fraction of the industry from spinning wheels to actual movement, that's a win in our book.Thanks for the well wishes, Bob.

I guess you could keep refiling the deed to show change in fractional ownership...Obviously, this requires some serious looking over and structuring from a qualified professional or two, doubly so since it coming out of probate. 

but that would just be down a fraction from the huge run up since 2008. 

Add up all the fees on a mutual fund over 30 years and compare them to an IUL and the IUL is a fraction.

I have done it once and that was for a 1995 mortgage that never got reconvened and our mortgage amount was 25k the bene was a HML who was long out of business and the bene's were fractionalized owners so who knows how to get them.

Can you work elsewhere and make a similar amount of money but pay a fraction of NYC prices? 

You can find hidden gems at a fraction of the cost.Good luck with your kitchen reno!

But they probably own a fractional interest in those doors.

For tokenization, we see it a lot also called fractional offerings.